Blog Posts About Floors

Welcome to the Floors category for the Sir Grout Westchester Blog. Here you'll find blog posts related to stone, tile, and wood floors that we've restored. See the amazing transformations with the included before and after pictures. Feel free to share and leave your comments.

Grout is a porous mixture. As a result, if not properly sealed, it can absorb water and accumulate dirt, causing it to stain. Sealing grout is the best way to keep it in good condition and protected from external agents. However, grout must be sealed regularly to avoid unnecessary expenses.

Terracotta is a type of ceramic tile known for its durability and earthy look. It also tends to give a warm, charming sensation that can sweep across any room when it's used as flooring. Terracotta is porous, which means it will last longer if it's properly sealed.

Porcelain tile floors are commonly used for kitchen areas because of their classy, elegant look. For one homeowner in Rye, NY, her kitchen was no exception. The kitchen had beautiful beige porcelain tiles, but the grout lines were dingy.

Buying or selling a house, it is one of many important lifetime decisions. There are different reasons why homeowners sell their property whether it is relocating for work, moving to a new neighborhood or because the family is growing.

When homeowners want to give a room a classy look, a common choice is to install marble floors. The advantage of having a marble floor is that it can elevate the appearance of any space. Besides, this natural stone is available in different presentations.

From ancient times, stone has played a prominent role in commercial and residential construction. Have you ever asked yourself why? Well, there are several reasons for this, but one common argument that people make is its uniqueness!

Natural stone is not only versatile, but it can also change the entire look of what would otherwise be a dull room. That is why natural stone has long been used in many kitchens as both countertops and floors.

If you have ever stayed up late in an old home, maybe you have heard distinct creaking sounds, ones that would make anyone feel like they're inside a horror movie. Fear not! This sound is probably just the plywood beneath the floors.

When people think about replacing or installing floors, they usually debate whether to use tile, natural stone like travertine or marble, or many other decorative options, but rarely do they stop to think about the grout that will fill the seams.

It is not too common for people to invest their time and money in their laundry room. They are generally neglected when it comes to décor and pretty much forgotten when it comes to maintenance. That is, until you can no longer ignore the mess buildup.